Middlebury College graduate
William Burden has achieved international stardom on the
opera stage, playing leading roles at the Metropolitan
Opera, New York City Opera, Seattle Opera, and in major
houses throughout Europe. This is his first
recital in Middlebury since his graduation in 1986.
A benefit performance for Opera Company of Middlebury.
Reception follows. 8 pm $30 regular/$40
priority seating
Reserved seating. Priority seats are center
section rows D-G.
Get Tickets
Online purchasers: For productions
with reserved seating the seats are assigned by the system in a
pre-programmed "best available" order. For specific seating
needs please call the Box Office directly.
THE FOX – MIDDLEBURY ACTORS WORKSHOP 3/18-21
D.H. Lawrence’s tale of
passion, betrayal and revenge, set in England in 1918.
Two women struggle to run an isolated farm. Enter a
young soldier who comes to dominate their lives. A
psychological thriller, brought to you by our superb
resident company.
3/18-20 8 pm
3/21 2 pm
$17/10 students
Online purchasers: for Student
discount type in code STUDENT.
Get Tickets
WOODS TEA COMPANY 3/26
Bluegrass, Celtic tunes, sea
chanties, and folk songs played on a dozen different
instruments, including banjos, bezoukis and bodhrans,
guitars and tin whistles. This award-winning band has
been featured at Lincoln Center, The Chautauqua
Institute, and on National Public Radio.
8 pm
$10
Get Tickets
HAMLET – MET OPERA "LIVE IN HD" 3/27
Simon Keenlyside and
Marlis Petersen
(replacing Natalie Dessay, who is ill) in this
rarely-heard opera by Ambroise Thomas – last
performed at the Met in 1897.
1 pm
$22 Encore
3/28 3 pm $22/$10 students
Reserved seating. Online purchasers: for Student
discount type in code
STUDENT. Get Tickets
LOVE LETTERS 3/28
An intimate performance of
this fine and funny play, featuring Cathy Walsh and Tim
Barden, is the highlight of a reception hosted by Gayl
Braisted.
4-6 pm
$25
For directions call
the Box Office.
Get Tickets
THE APRIL FOOLS: STAND-UP COMEDY AT THT
4/1
The perfect day to enjoy the
wit of Vermont’s funniest comics! On the bill are Oliver
Barkley, Nathan Hartswick, John Lyons, Tracie Spencer,
and Avi Waring. With Tony Bates, Emcee Extraordinaire.
8 pm
$10
Get Tickets
"MARLEY AND WE" – DANCE CONCERT 4/2
The area’s best dancers in a
wonderfully eclectic concert, all proceeds going toward
the purchase of a "Marley" – the smooth floor placed on
the stage for dance performances. With Patty Smith, the
Dance Company of Middlebury, Andrea Olsen, Tiffany
Rhynard, Joan Derry, Bruce Baker, Barbara Elias, Simbo
Camara, and more. 8 pm
$18
Get Tickets
THE YOUNG ARTISTS SHOWCASE 4/3
Showcasing local teenagers and
their accomplishments in singing, dance, instrumental
music and acting. One of our favorite events of
the year.
8 pm $10/$5
students
Reserved seating. Online purchasers: for Student
discount type in code
STUDENT.
Get Tickets
VERMONT SKETCHES 4/9-11
Vermont and Vermonters
captured in 19 songs written by popular local musician
Gene Childers. A hit when it played in Brandon last
year, we’re proud to bring back this unique, home-grown
revue.
4/9-10 8
pm 4/11
2 pm $17
Reserved seating.
Get Tickets
TRIPLE PLAY with CHRIS BRUBECK
4/16
Chris Brubeck (Dave’s son),
Joel Brown and Peter "Madcat" Ruth in a riveting
performance of blues, rock, folk and a bit of jazz. An
After Dark Music Series presentation.
7 pm $25/$27
at door 802 388-0216 or
www.afterdarkmusicseries.com
THE NATIONAL THEATRE OF GREAT BRITAIN:
THE HABIT OF ART 4/27
A total sell-out in London.
Alan Bennett (Beyond the Fringe, The Madness of George
III, History Boys) has triumphed again with a new play
in which troubled composer Benjamin Britten seeks out
his old friend, W. H. Auden. "A multi-layered
masterpiece." The Independent. Starring Michael Gambon
and Richard Griffiths.
7 pm $15
Reserved seating.
Get Tickets
Sing-Along SOUND OF MUSIC 4/17
The international phenomenon.
Watch the classic Julie Andrews film and participate!
Costumes encouraged. The hills are alive!!!!
7 pm and 11 pm.
$5
Reserved seating.
Get Tickets
The Middlebury Community Players present
THE SOUND OF MUSIC
4/22-5/2
Music by Richard Rodgers
Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
Book by Howard Lindsay, Russel
Crouse
Suggested by "The Story of the
Trapp Family Singers"
Director: Justin Bouvier,
Musical Director: Serena Eddy-Moulton Choreographer:
Tina Coleman
April 22, 23, 24, 29, 30,
May 1 7:30 pm
April 25 and May 2
2 pm
$20/$15 12 and under
Reserved seating. Online purchasers: for Child
discount type in code CHILD
Major Sponsor: Eastview
at Middlebury.
Get Tickets
***Special pre-show dinner on
Saturday, 4/24, at the Middlebury Congregational Church,
to benefit the church’s outreach programs. 6 pm $25
Reservations necessary. Call Joyce Haggerty at 388-3335.
ARMIDA – MET OPERA "LIVE IN HD" 5/1
Superstar Renèe Fleming stars
in this rarely performed work by Rossini.
1 pm $22
Encore 5/16 3 pm $22/$10 student
Reserved seating. Online purchasers: for Student
discount type in code
STUDENT. Get Tickets
MY OHIO by Dana Yeaton and Andy Mitton 5/6-9
The Vermont Stage Company
presents a new musical comedy with book and lyrics by
Middlebury’s celebrated playwright, Dana Yeaton
(Midwives, The Big Random). A World Premiere!
Opening Night to benefit
VSC May 6 8 pm
$50
May 7 & 8 8 pm,
May 8 & 9 2 pm $24/12
Students
Reserved seating. Online purchasers: for Student
discount type in code
STUDENT.
Get Tickets
HOSPICE NOT-JUST ART AUCTION 5/14
The popular evening of art,
food and music comes to downtown Middlebury. The biggest
fundraiser of the year for the Hospice Volunteer
Services, it features photography, pottery, fiber,
jewelry, quilts, sculpture and more, sold in both a
silent auction and in a live auction by master
auctioneer Tom Broughton.
Preview 6 pm,
Silent auction 6-10 pm,
Live auction, dessert and
drinks 7:30-8:30 pm
Music and dancing 9-11 pm
$25 at the door
Middlebury Union High School Junior Prom
5/15
Middlebury Union Middle School play
5/19
Vermont City and Town Managers Association Spring
Conference 5/20-21
THE BURLINGTON CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
5/21
Handel, Concerto Grosso op.6,
no.12; Mozart, Symphony no. 29 in A major, k.201; and
the winner of the Young Artist Solo Competition.
8 pm
$25/$20 seniors/$8 students and children under 18.
Reserved seating.
Get Tickets
Buy one adult ticket and
get a student ticket free! Call the Box Office.
MEET THE SINGERS 5/23
Attend a reception for the
terrific cast of THE PEARL FISHERS and settle back to
enjoy their favorite arias. At historic Middlebury Inn.
5 pm $25
THE PEARL FISHERS 6/4-10
The Opera Company of
Middlebury celebrates its 7th Season with Bizet’s early
masterpiece, in a dynamic new staging by Douglas
Anderson
6/4, 8, 10 8
pm, 6/6 2 pm
$35/$40 balcony seats
Reserved seating.
Get Tickets
MASTER CLASS WITH PATRICE MUNSEL 6/5
An opera legend, Ms. Munsel
was the youngest singer ever to star at the Metropolitan
Opera, eventually performing 225 times in that house. In
a fascinating master class she’ll work with
singers from The Pearl
Fishers. 2 pm
$10
HANDEL’S ORLANDO 6/13
The Green Mountain Opera
Festival Emerging Artists in Handel’s 1719 opera seria,
directed by Sanford Sylvan. Accompanied by a
chamber orchestra conducted by Bruce Stasyna at the
harpsichord.
8 pm $22
Reserved seating.
Get Tickets
